we said. no friday afternoon, when the president called me and demanded $400 billion in more revenue, there is no way you can get that out of tax reform other than raising taxes on the american people. it was time for me to step back and to begin to figure out what's the path forward? because it wasn't just the additional revenues the president wanted. their willingness to make fundamental entitlement reform, real cuts in spending, they continued to resist at every turn. that's when i finally decided it was time to say no and was time to reach out to my fellow congressional leaders and my house republican colleagues and to develop a congressional plan to deal with this problem. >> chris: i want to pick up on one part of this because it's causing heart burn for frankly house republicans. what you are just say something that despite your promise not to raise tax revenue, that you agreed to $800 billion more as part of this debt deal through